Sentence examples for swelling discontent from inspiring English sources
These paintings evoke an unspoken, swelling discontent.
A former army paratrooper from a poor family, he rose to power by seizing on the swelling discontent among Venezuela's poorest masses, promising to champion their causes against what he denounced as the corrupt forces of the old establishment.
The desperation of East Timor's unemployed, and the first spasms of violence it has spawned, are the sharpest signs of a swelling discontent in this physically and emotionally traumatized land.
The referendum, he said, was not a plebiscite on his rule.All the same, swelling discontent with Mr Chirac's government, combined with a weariness as his tenth anniversary as president approaches in May, feeds the "no" camp.
That opportunity will not turn into something more solid unless Ed Miliband can translate swelling discontent with the coalition into some enthusiasm for his party as an alternative, a task at which Labour spectacularly failed in the recent Bradford West byelection.
It's at its strongest away from all things gonzo, where it can curate a space for Steadman to discuss his influences and swelling political discontent; it's fascinating whenever Paul stops to watch him abusing Polaroids and other canvases in his ink-splattered studio.
Popular discontent has been swelling in the face of rising prices, food shortages and energy restrictions.
Propaganda officials could simply now be allowing the state news media to report on the air pollution and other sources of discontent among the middle class to shape public opinion and prevent anger from swelling.
Public outrage was swelling.
